Letter G
gray white mineral
GSA unit
Girl Scouts unit
Go as a group
Go as a throng
Go crowding in
Go forward in a throng.
Go together as a group
Group of Boy Scouts
Group of Girl Scouts
Group of Girl Scouts, e.g.
Group of baboons
Group on a scouting outing
Group of scouts or soldiers
group Girl Scout emblem
Got marching
General responsibility
G.I. groups
Garrison denizens
Garrison men
General's responsibility.
Girl Scout units
Girl Scouts units
Gorilla gatherings
Gold digger's goal role
Geographical parallel
Global ring
Globe encircler
Guava or papaya
Global rings
Ganymede's father
Gait at a harness track
Gait at the Hambletonian.
Gait before a canter
Gait between a walk and a canter
Gait between a walk and a run
Gait faster than a walk
Gait faster than a walk but slower than a canter
Gait for a Standardbred
Gait for a fox or a horse
Gait for a horse
Gait for a horse or a Fox
Gait for a horse with a buggy
Gait for a pony
Gait in a harness race
Gait not as fast as a canter
Gait slower than a canter
Gait slower than a gallop
Gait that's not as fast as a canter
Gallop easily
Gelding gait
Go at a clip
Go briskly
Go like a Standardbred
Go rather briskly
Go through the motions of moving toward first base, even though you're obviously going to get thrown out
Goshen race.
gait Starting
Gaits between walks and canters
Gaits for horses
Gaits out of the gate
Gaits out of the gate, sometimes
Gaits slower than canters
Gaits slower than gallops
Galts
Gentle gaits
Gentle gaits for horses
Gentle horse riding speeds
Goes for a jog
Goes jogging
Goes slower than a gallop
Geoffrey Rush, in "Frida"
Gap, in Grenoble
Garment that may be "dropped"
Garment to drop
Game featuring a Pop-O-Matic
Game related to Sorry!
Gregory's distress?
Gutter under the eaves, e.g.
Group of actors on tour
Group of entertainers
Group of jokers
Group of mimes, maybe
Group of touring/travelling actors or dancers
Group of traveling actors
Group of traveling performers
Group that plays around
Good sports
Grin-and-bear-it types
Groups that play around?
Game fish of the salmon family
Game fish related to salmon
Game on the line?
Greenbacks, e.g.
game fish related to the salmon
Gym rat's development
Gardener's little shovel
Gardener's small shovel
Gardener's utensil
Gardening gadget
Gardening or masonry tool
Gardeners' diggers
Gabriella's "High School Musical" love interest
Gabriella's boyfriend in "High School Musical"
Gift horse location
Gift horse recipient
Gift-horse location
Greece's foe in "The Iliad"
Grid Hall of Famer Aikman
Gridder ___ Aikman
Gold weights.
GSUSA unit
Guardians: Abbr.
"Good point," in a text
Good reason to stop fighting
Good-news headline.
Gaza Strip operatives.
Grateful Dead song with the lyric "What a long, strange trip it's been"
Gas station plazas
German Gertie.
"__ Grit": John Wayne classic
"___ Grit" (1969 John Wayne film)
"___ Grit" (John Wayne film)
"___ Grit," Wayne film
Genuine regret, after time
Good way for dreams to come
Genuine or factual
Genuine garlic mayonnaise?
*Genuine character
Genre of the "Serial" podcast
Genre of the podcast "My Favorite Murder"
Got in line
Got squared up
*Gutsy wager on "Jeopardy!"
Geographer's hypothetical surface
Genuine versions of a lively swing dance?
God's way, in religion
Godiva product
grow naturally in southwestern Europe
Gourmet fungi.
GARDEN basket
Gardener's basket
game similar to croquet
Given, in geometry
GUAM island group
Guest bed, often
Good amount of groceries
Guys' pool wear
Guardian of funds.
Guardian of money.
Guardian of property.
Guardian, of sorts
Give the benefit of the doubt
*Good and bad for a jungle guide
Game of embarrassments
"Give it the old college ___"
"Gonna ___ with a little help from my friends"
Give 100%, say
Give a go
Give it a whack
Give one's all
Give one's best shot
Give some effort
Go for conception, informally
Glen Campbell "___ Little Kindness"
Glen Campbell's "___ Little Kindness"
__ Get Me (1950 film)
Give-it-a-test-run advice
Give it your best shot
Giving it another shot
"Go ahead, you might enjoy yourself"
Get Marmaduke's reaction?
"Go ahead, I might surprise you"
"Go ahead, test how serious I am"
Get fitted.
Governor of New York, 1771.
Glee club screening test
Go for the role
Go for the varsity
Get-together of sorts
Guarded get-together
Guilt-producing meeting, maybe
Guilt-producing meeting, perhaps
Getaways that people try to get away with
Guarded get-togethers
"Get with the program, will you!"
Gatekeeping grp.?
Gatekeeping org.?
Government agcy. with a 3-1-1 liquids rule
Govt. agency established in November 2001
Govt. agency that turns 20 this November
Gp. authorized to look through people's clothing
Gp. flagging bags
Gp. jet-setters stand in line to see?
Gp. known for screenings
Gp. known for travelers' checks
Gp. looking for behavioral abnormalities
Gp. that checks bags
Gp. that checks your ID
Gp. with X-ray machines, now
Gp. with X-ray vision
Gp. with wands
Group parodied in a "South Park" episode as checking everyone using the bathroom
Group seen at JFK
Group that checks bags at the airport: Abbr.
Group with LAX staffers
Group with wands: Abbr.
Groups with hands on their wands (and sometimes, your cups)
Grp. checking carry-ons
Grp. dealing with a lot of baggage
Group checking bags at terminals
Grp. known to frisk grandmothers
Grp. of inspectors
Grp. of wand wavers
Grp. that checks bags at the airport
Grp. that confiscates water bottles
Grp. that confiscates water bottles and makeup
Grp. that might confiscate gel insoles
Grp. that often looks through your clothing
Grp. that screens carry-ons
Grp. that uses a lot of disposable gloves
Grp. with a lot of baggage
Grp. with a lot of bins
Grp. with full-body scanners
Grp. with rules about carrying on?
Grp. with wands
Grp. with wands and scanners
GROUND barley
General ___ chicken
"God Save the __!": Russian Empire anthem
Glinka subject
Glinka's "A Life for the ___"
Godunov for one
Godunov Dynasty member
Godunov, e.g.
Grand Prince of Moscow's successor
Grand duke's dad
Great Imperial Crown ruler
Guy sarcastically blessed in "Fiddler on the Roof"
"Great" Catherine, for one
Great lady for Ivan.
Godunov supporter
Guide to the Romanov family?
"Great" and "Terrible" rulers
"Great" or "Terrible" old rulers
Godunov and Romanov.
Godunov and his ilk
Godunov et al.
Great moguls.
"Gerontian" poet's monogram
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